Wedding Hair
Wedding hair tips from Nottingham wedding hairdresser James White.
6th Feb 2010 | Posted in: Wedding Hair 0

james_white_bridal_wedding_nottingham_hairdresser_stylist_6 Sexy Sixties

Don’t be scared – remember, this is just inspiration. No one’s suggesting you should go for a full-on bridal beehive, but a bit of backcombing can create a seriously sexy lock lift. If you don’t fancy the slicked-back look that was all over the spring/summer 08 catwalks, but still want to be trendy, opt for some backcombing at the crown to add a funky edge to your chignon, updo or ponytail.Go on, be a sexy Brigitte Bardot bride.

james_white_bridal_wedding_nottingham_hairdresser_stylist_5 Fifty, Fifty

Don’t feel quite ‘ready’ if your hair’s swinging loose, but don’t want to go for a traditional updo? Mix the two with a half up, half down look for a modern take on bridal beauty. Use big-barrelled tongs to create up-to-the-minute catwalk curls, then use grips to hold one side of your hair in place at the back. Finish with a generous amount of hairspray and some dazzle ‘em diamante pins.

james_white_bridal_wedding_nottingham_hairdresser_stylist_4  Modern Updo

A classic updo is the best way to show off sexy shoulders and a dress to die for. But traditional doesn’t have to mean tired. Take inspiration from the models at Valentino and give your updo the kiss of life with cute curls and a not-too-polished finish. Leave out a couple of face-framing strands at the front to soften the look.

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